Please give an example of the evolutionary phenomenon of terrestrial adaptability of the flowering plants ~!

It was very common to have different understandings of the same phenomenon in life. For example, people might have different views on the same thing because of different information, environments, personal experiences, and other factors that led to different perceptions of the same thing. For example, in terms of traffic, people may think that traffic jam is a problem, but some people may think that it is an opportunity because they can use this time to complete other tasks or study. This different view was based on people's different perceptions of traffic problems. People's perceptions were also influenced by culture, education, experience, and other factors. For example, people in different cultural backgrounds may have different views on the same thing because different cultural backgrounds lead to different perceptions of things. People's different perceptions of the same thing were caused by different information about things, different environments, different personal experiences, and other factors.

Foreshadowing and foreshadowing were common techniques used in novel writing to lay the foundation for the development of the story and hint at the development of the subsequent plot. Foreshadowing usually referred to a series of descriptions, descriptions, or actions before a plot to lead to the plot of the story so that the reader had a preliminary understanding of the background, characters, plot, etc. of the story to lay the foundation for the development of the subsequent plot. For example, in the novel Romance of the Three Kingdoms, Cao Cao used a series of descriptions to draw out his background and character image when he appeared. This was a kind of foreshadowing. Foreshadowing referred to a series of descriptions, descriptions, or actions that hinted at the development of the story before a certain plot, so that the reader would gradually discover that the original plot setting was not as simple as it seemed on the surface. For example, in the novel Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone, Harry was sent to a magical town by his parents before he went to Hogwarts. Through a series of descriptions, he hinted at the classmates and friends he was about to meet. This was a foreshadowing. For example, if a novel was called " Dream of the Red Chamber ", then the foreshadowing could be introduced by describing the life background of Jia Baoyu, Lin Daiyu, etc. at the beginning of the novel, such as describing the Grand View Garden where they lived, Jia Baoyu's personality characteristics, etc. Foreshadowing could be used to hint at the development of the story by describing the relationship between Jia Baoyu and other characters, plot twists, etc., such as describing Lin Daiyu's death, Jia Baoyu and Xue Baochai's emotional entanglement, etc.

A typical character usually refers to a character with a distinct personality, representation, and wide influence. They play different roles in different plots, show different personality characteristics and behavior, and leave a deep impression on the readers. Here are some examples of people who might be considered typical: Sherlock Holmes (Sherlock Holmes): British mathematician and detective famous for his intelligence, wit, independence, and cautious personality. He played an important role in Sherlock Holmes and was the core character of many stories. 2. Lin Daiyu (Lin Daiyu): A character in the classical Chinese novel, Dream of the Red Chamber. She is intelligent, sensitive, kind, self-respecting, and stubborn. She is one of the important characters in the novel. Her personality and behavior deeply reflected the drawbacks and cultural conflicts of feudal society. Lu Xun (Lu Xun): The importance of modern Chinese literature is famous for its profound, sharp, critical works and independent and firm personality. He played an important role in novels such as A Madman's Diary and The True Story of Ah Q, which showed his thoughts and personality characteristics. 4 George Orwell (George Orwell): British, political commentator and social actician famous for his dystopian novels 1984 and Animal Manor. His character and words and deeds showed his thoughts and criticisms on issues such as power, freedom, and social justice. These figures were all important representatives of Chinese literature, culture, and history. Their representation and widespread influence made them typical figures.

She wrote a sentence with novel as the central theme: 'The novel, with its complex characters and engaging plot, has become a classic. Here, 'novel' is a noun referring to a book of a fictional nature.

Foreshadowing and foreshadowing were commonly used in novel writing to guide the reader's emotions and thoughts. Foreshadowing usually referred to the beginning of the story by describing the background, characters, scenes, and other elements to provide the reader with an overall background and atmosphere of the story so that the reader had a certain understanding and expectation of the development direction and plot of the story. For example, in the novel Romance of the Three Kingdoms, Cao Cao used a series of events before the Battle of Red Cliff to pave the way for the outbreak of the war. Foreshadowing referred to revealing some information or hinting at some plot in advance to guide the reader's emotions and thoughts before certain plot twists. For example, in the novel Dream of the Red Chamber, Lin Daiyu used various hints to hint at her character and background before marriage so that readers could have a certain understanding and expectation of her image and fate. The role of foreshadowing and foreshadowing was to guide the reader's emotions and thoughts, allowing the reader to better understand the background and plot development of the story, while also increasing the interest and durability of the novel.

The adaptability star in the story shows its adaptability by changing its behavior according to different situations. For instance, it might change its orbit when facing external forces.

Mythology in a narrow sense usually refers to a fictional narrative form in which a mythical story is created or inherited by a person or a group of people. It usually only tells the beginning, development, and ending of mythical characters or things without historical or scientific evidence. The following is an example: In Chinese mythology, there was a legend about a hero named Pan Gu who was born in chaos and created the world by breathing constantly. His body continued to grow and eventually turned into mountains, rivers, earth, plants, and stars. Pangu's soul and blood split into various mythological figures and creatures while his body disappeared into the universe. This legend is considered to be the beginning of Chinese mythology and is widely used in literature, movies, and television dramas. This example shows the characteristics of a narrow myth: it only tells a fictional story created or passed down by a person or a group of people. This story could be about the origin of the world, the origin of mankind, or other topics.

Mythology in a narrow sense usually refers to a literary genre that only describes a small part of mythological stories. It usually only includes supernatural forces, gods, monsters, and other non-human characters in mythology, but does not include humans and ordinary creatures. For example, Ares in ancient Greek mythology was a strong warrior and god, but it did not include his interactions with other gods and humans. On the contrary, another part of Greek mythology, the story of Athena, the goddess of love and beauty, and Ares, the sharpshooter, was regarded as a narrow myth. Myths in a narrow sense are often used to describe the horror and power of supernatural forces and the interaction between humans and these forces. This literary genre was often seen as an exploration and description of the supernatural world and a challenge to religious beliefs.

The composition of literary activities usually included the following aspects: 1. Literature Creation: Including the process of conceiving, creating, editing, and publishing literary works such as novels, poems, essays, and plays. 2. Literature criticism: to comment, analyze, and evaluate literary creations to promote the development and progress of literature. 3. Literature exhibition: To display literary works to the audience to promote literary exchange and appreciation. 4. Literature Lectures: Literature experts or literature lovers will talk about literature knowledge and literature experience to promote literature popularity and understanding. 5. Literature competition: Through various forms of literary works selection and competition to stimulate literary creativity and display literary talent. For example, a literary activity could include the following steps: The author conceives and creates a novel and sends it to the publishing house for review and publication. 2. The literary critics would comment on the novel and share their literary experiences and opinions. 3. A literary exhibition to hold a literary competition. The contestants will submit their literary works and evaluate them. 4. Hold a literature lecture by a literature expert to talk about literary knowledge and literary experience. 5. Hold a literary competition to stimulate literary creativity and display literary talent through various forms of selection and competition.

The composition of literary activities usually included the following aspects: 1. Literature creation: Including novels, poems, essays, plays, and other literary forms of creation. 2. literary criticism: to comment and analyze literary creation, pointing out its advantages and disadvantages, as well as the relationship between literature and society, history, culture, etc. 3. Literature exhibition: The main purpose of the exhibition is to display the works of writers and their creative process, style, and characteristics to the public. 4. Literature Lectures: In the form of lectures, the audience will be introduced to the background of literary works, the author's life, creative ideas, and literary schools. 5. Literature performance: It includes movies, TV series, dramas, concerts and other artistic forms to show the image, plot and theme of literary works. For example, the creation of a novel usually included the following steps: [1. Inspiration Generation: Transform it into inspiration for the plot of the novel.] 2. Conception of the plot, including the establishment of characters, setting up conflicts and climaxes, etc. 3. First draft: Start writing the first draft and constantly revise and improve it. 4. Revise and polish: Make it more perfect. 5. publication and publicity: promote and promote to attract more readers. Every aspect of literary activity has its own characteristics and functions. Different literary forms and performance forms also have their own unique forms and purposes.